HBO Comedy Half-Hour
HBO · 1996 · 28 min
A subdued half-hour of deadpan domestic observations.
Jeff Stilson strips his act of physical theatrics, leaning entirely on a subdued, deadpan delivery. He spends his time at the microphone working through tight observational premises about marriage and domestic life. The set is a no-frills exercise that relies on the structure of the jokes rather than the energy of the performer.
Filmed at the Fillmore Auditorium in San Francisco in May 1996, the half-hour aired on HBO that October. At the time, the Spokane native was an established New York club regular who had recently finished a stint as a staff writer for The Late Show with David Letterman. Following this appearance, Stilson largely shifted his focus behind the camera, going on to produce The Chris Rock Show and MTV’s The Osbournes.
How it plays
- Tone
- Insightful
- On stage
- Observational humorist
- About
- everyday life
Details
- Released
- Runtime
- 28 min
- Where
- HBO
- Topics
- After
- Comedy Central Presents (2003)
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